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10 Ways to Give Your Success to Others: How Sales Professionals Can Give Back

Sales Hacker

Whether it’s time, money, or resources, it takes little to have a big impact. As sellers, we’re all long on tasks and short on time. Here’s a real example: Since opening our virtual doors in 2019, #samsales Consulting has had a mission to make a positive impact at every turn. Organize events.

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How to Turn Problems Into Opportunities

Janek Performance Group

Fact: The only thing we can control during a communication exchange as a salesperson with a prospect are our communication choices. But as the saying goes, when our only tool is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. . For example, imagine how many times you ignored one of those sign spinners on the side of the road.

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Time, Our Scarcest Resource

Partners in Excellence

We all know the single thing we cannot recover is time. However, I’m always amazed with the casualness with which we treat our time. For example, we never seem to find the time to plan and do things correctly, but we always have the time to do things over. He wasted huge amounts of his time.

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Valuing Time–Your Customers’ And Yours

Partners in Excellence

Time is the only non-recoverable thing that each of us controls. We waste our customers’/prospects’ time, we’ve cheated them out of their most precious commodity. We let our customers/prospects waste ours–we’ve enabled them to de-value us and what we can do to help them.

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Know When to Walk Away

Engage Selling

When we expend energy with clients who are poor fits, we are wasting our scarcest resource: time. Time that could be spent working leads that truly have the opportunity for a long term relationship. This is not simply being nice or honest.

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The business of telling stories (and how to do it)

DocSend

We rely on it explain why our product matters. And we leverage it to grow our share of today’s scarcest resource, attention. Studies have shown the profound impact that stories have on our brain. When we rewrote our sales deck earlier this year, we did so by putting our story – not our features – first.

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How Many “Leads” Does $100,000 Buy?

Pointclear

Because lists can be tested—and not testing a list is a time and money wasting decision. Regardless, each so-called “lead” cost our client $23.15. If you are willing to spend a lot of money and waste a lot of time, this is the option for you. Why would you place that burden on one of your scarcest and most expensive resources?